Welcome to “Security Week” on NetworkWorld.com. As part of our new Security Buyer’s Guide launch, we’re featuring four of our most popular Hot Seat interview segments that involve, you guessed it, security. Each day, a new featured video will appear on the home page. This is the lineup:
| MONDAY: | |
| Borderware: Drilling down on application firewalls | |
| TUESDAY: | |
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Tizor: Protecting corporate data |
| WEDNESDAY: | |
| NetClarity: Quarantine dirty systems | |
| THURSDAY: | |
| Application Security: Securing the database | |
You already have firewalls, so why would you need an application-specific firewall? Tim Liesman of Borderware takes the Hot Seat to explain what you’re missing and how it could hurt you.
An internal user is downloading large amounts of credit card data. Do you know why? Tizor Systems’ Prat Moghe gives you the answer on this week’s Hot Seat.
NetClarity’s Gary Miliefsky sits in the Hot Seat to explain how his company’s security technology picks up where anti-virus, firewalls, intrustion detection and intrustion prevention leave off.
Ted Julian of Application Security talks about the new threats to database security and what you need to do to protect your company’s information and reputation.
Do you have subject, topic or company you’d like to see on the Hot Seat? Leave a comment below or e-mail us.
